Extradition case against Catalan academic Clara Ponsati dropped
Lawyer says Spanish warrant means that economics professor remains an ‘exile’
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Lancaster mulls European branch campus post-Brexit
University says it is ‘exploring options’, but sector leaders urge caution
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Romanian universities cry foul over ‘political’ new ranking
Institutions set to be rated on metrics including the number of classrooms and dormitories that they have
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The evidence that active learning is more effective than lecturing is overwhelming
Promoting active learning is nothing close to ‘religious fervour’, but rather follows the findings of robust, evidence-based research, says Carl Wieman
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Worrying signs for Australia’s gravy train
Is Australia’s higher education export industry destined to become a victim of its own success?
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Is Australia’s international enrolment tidal wave sustainable?
Likely downturn in recruitment coincides with dwindling domestic funding
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El Salvador rector at centre of national sanitation row
University of El Salvador rector Roger Arias calls on parliamentary groups to reconsider privatisation of water services
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Treasury guarantees UK academics’ European funding to end of 2020
Grants awarded under Horizon 2020 will still be paid even in event of ‘no deal’ Brexit
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Australian university to offer courses in Myanmar
Murdoch University signs agreement with Kaplan to deliver master’s degrees in Yangon
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Melbourne university to issue blockchain credentials
RMIT uses blockchain to authenticate qualifications from its latest course – about blockchain
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Thomas Docherty: it’s time to kill off the social mobility agenda
Leading critic of marketised higher education takes aim at external appointment of vice-chancellors and the ‘student experience’
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Brain drain takes worst academics as well as the best, study says
Analysis of Italian PhD graduates finds that the ‘milk’ as well as the ‘cream’ leave
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Don’t blame millennials for your entitlement problem
Educators accusing students of not working hard enough is simply a shirking of their responsibility to actually meet learners’ needs, says Katherine Gould
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Australian National University ‘to cap international enrolments’
Vice-chancellor of Canberra institution says it is “about as big as it can be”
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Free trade talks put Australia at front of Horizon Europe queue
Negotiations set to boost access to €100 billion research and innovation scheme, scholar says